"Serum" starts out with
"Serum" starts out with an easy-going service man who is about to go all out. He just happens to be a stranger who is making a purchase at a discount store. There is a scene in which both Sengupta and his wife are in the store, and the man who was the clerk is at the checkout counter. He turns on the lights and stops at the counter, and will leave without a word. Once he is gone, he
"Serum" starts out with a bit of a surprise, but the viewer is left with a lengthy, boring story about one man living and dying with a gun. The murders are random, but the suspense is great, especially for the first half hour. My recommendation: go to the film festival DVD and see the first half hour. By all means, if you have a weak stomach, skip this one.